The leader of Indigenous People of Biafra (IPOB), Nnamdi Kanu is in fresh trouble as the All Progressive Grand Alliance (APGA) has taken him to the cleaners.

APGA, in a letter to Kanu, signed by its National Publicity Secretary, Ifeatu Obiokoye lambasted the IPOP leader: “Nnamdi Kanu’s call for a boycott of elections in the South-East, beginning with the governorship polls scheduled for November 18, 2017 in Anambra is irresponsible, irredentist and totally devoid of any focus.”

“You must appreciate that for different logical reasons and perception, the Biafra concept has attracted favourable comments among our people, ostensibly borne out of the marginalisation of Ndigbo in the Nigerian state. While youths of the East are agitating for Biafra, the Arewa youths are equally restive; the same goes for Niger Delta youths and youths from Oduduwa states.”

“In this popular agitation for Biafra, Ndigbo have not instituted a separatist movement or a terrorist gang as it were. We are more concerned about the continued existence of Nigeria under the present structural arrangement.”

“APGA stands for restructuring and implementation of the 2014 National Conference resolutions as a certain way to peaceful co-existence among ethnic nationalities and for dousing tension. You should not to be carried away by the success of the May 30 sit-at-home call, which is attributable to many reasons including fear.”

“APGA demands a re-visit and implementation of the report of the 2014 national conference, which arguably addressed the parameters for the restructuring of the nation. The right to vote and be voted for is a universally declared right under the United Nations Charter of People’s and Citizenship Right, and in the 1999 Constitution (as amended).”

“You must drop the emperor perception of yourself and humble yourself to the true leadership of Ndigbo for a proper and better articulation of the Biafra struggle.”